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This has to do with domestic policy and stuff like dat and how we handle it. It allows the government to have some amount of power, and the people to have their rights.

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Judicial review determines how Constitutional the laws may be. This allows us to deem a law as 'null' or not.

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Checks and Balances takes care of the idea that the separation of powers may overrule one another. Even though there have been some instances where a branch could have more power, most of the time checks and balances steps in to fix the problem.

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This separates powers within the government to create a system where the power does not reside in a single parliamentary system. Instead, we have three separate powers that do the job.

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This type of government can only do things that the people have agreed to doing. Limited government is very close to rule of law, which is where whoever is leading the country must follow all laws just as the citizens are. The Constitution also depicts this, and was inspired by the Magna Carta (1215)

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Popular Sovereignty is where the power resides within the people. This concept is first introduced in the Preamble, and let's the citizens have control on what the government does, typically.